May & June in Review

As I've done before, I'm creating an index of my posts from the past two months, both for my convenience and for that of anyone who may stop by. Here are my posts from May:

• March & April in Review: Indexing my 37 posts from March and April 2011
• Can Unbelievers Interpret the Bible?: Why it's absurd to say they can't
• Doubts on the Horizon: Times of trouble & uncertainty while I was a Christian
• JI: Forged in the Name of Paul: How we know many of "Paul's" letters are fake
• The Absurd (and Unbiblical) Trinity: It's neither coherent nor found in the Bible
• Can Creationism Be Falsified or Not?: It depends on how one defines God
• WEIT: A Force to Be Reckoned With: Predictions & examples of natural selection
• Powerful Thoughts: A compilation of quotes on theism and skepticism
• Collapsing the Trilemma: The "lord, liar, lunatic" argument is massively flawed
• JI: Our Sources for Jesus: Why they're terrible, & how we make the best of them
• May 21: The Aftermath: Documenting the rationalizations of Camping's cult
• When Our Need for Explanation Backfires: Answering the unknown w/ "Goddidit"
• Where Morality Comes From: Its evolutionary and cultural building blocks

And from June:

• WEIT: The Peacock's Tail: The role of sex and sexual selection in evolution
• Christianity as a Meme: Why this set of ideas is so good at self-replication
• The Inerrant Word of George Lucas: For true fanatics, any explanation will suffice
• Common Sense Atheism: A blog (& podcast) about atheism's philosophical side
• Slavery in the Bible: Slaves are held for life and beaten—& the Bible endorses it
• JI: Failed Prophets and Historical Methods: What we can & can't know of Jesus
• The Death of Pascal's Wager: Its bad assumptions and abuse of decision theory
• My Current Dilemma: The problems I face in coming out as an atheist
• Who's Really Being Persecuted?: Atheists: the most hated, distrusted minority
• Quotable Me: Compiling my own thoughts on Christianity, religion & skepticism
• WEIT: What Makes a Species: The speciation process and resulting predictions
• Problems with Biblical Prophecy: Vagueness, forgery, outright failure and more
• The World According to Evangelical Leaders: Views of atheists, gays & women
• 10 Questions for Christians: A condensed list of reasons I rejected the faith

My pace is certainly slowing down, but a little bit of burnout is to be expected. In any case, quality should be a higher priority than quantity, and I'm quite pleased as far as that's concerned. I'll probably be aiming for about three posts a week in the future, but I won't stress about it.

I noticed that in the past two months I've delved more into the particulars of Christianity, such as the Trinity, inerrancy, prophecy and its success as a meme. I also made a bit of headway into some of the common apologetic arguments with the Trilemma and Pascal's Wager, although they're not exactly the most well-respected ones in the bunch. In the next couple of months I hope to finish off my two book series on Why Evolution Is True and Jesus, Interrupted so I can start on something new.